Will Dragon Age: The Veilguard Be Day-One On Xbox Game Pass?
The latest installment of the series, , is set for release at the end of October 2024, and players are wondering if it will be available on Xbox Game Pass on day one. It will be the sequel to the 2014 Game of The Year winner,, with an all-new new combat system and returning familiar factions. Fans who hold an Xbox Game Pass subscription may be wondering if they will have access to the game upon its release.
Xbox Game Pass allows access to hundreds of games, including the latest releases, with its subscription service for both console and PC. Even with games cycling along the platform as titles are added and removed, many view it as an accessible and cheaper alternative for those who desire to play popular games. With the fourth entry in the series around the corner, it is fair to wonder if it will be released to the Game Pass library.
The upcoming installment in the Dragon Age series,, will not be on Xbox Game Pass upon its release on October 31, 2024. Instead, the title will be available on another game subscription service, EA Play, for its approaching day-one release. As Electronic Games has been the publisher of the series since the first game, back in 2009, it makes sense for the newest game to be prioritized on its own subscription platform.
BioWare's Director on Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a superfan of her own game, and is happy to share a few hints on the immersive gameplay to come.
According to the official EA page for, the title will be exclusive to EA Play Pro. It is the second tier of the subscription service,which players can access for USD $16.99 per month. Those with EA Play Pro will have access to the EA Play Pro Edition of the game and will also receive weapon and armor sets for their playable character, Rook, and their 7 companions.
Players who desire to play through Xbox Game Pass may need to wait a while before it is accessible on the platform. With how long other EA Play titles take to become available on Game Pass, there could be a year-long
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